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- New Town, within the Downtown district, between Słomińskiego Street, Zakroczymska Street, Wybrzeże Gdańskie Street, Sanguszki Street, Konwiktorska Street...
- Wyszogród Land (ziemia wyszogrodzka, Wyszogród) Zakroczym Land (ziemia zakroczymska, Zakroczym) Feliks Brzeski (1517–1545) Stanisław Warszycki (1630–1651)...
- set up along the streets of Czerniakowska, Koszyki, Żelaznej Bramy, Zakroczymska, Konwiktorska, Marszałkowska, Łazienki Królewskie, Przejazd, Petersburska...
- zakroczymskie (cherries covered with syrup and spirit) and konfitura wiśniowa zakroczymska (a local type of traditional Polish cherry jam) are officially protected...
- grandson who built Popov Castle there. Попов Василий Степанович Księga zakroczymska grodzka nr 110, 1745, Archiwum Główne Akt Dawnych w Warszawie - Book...
- Spring (Zdrój Królewski) is a well located in Romuald Traugutt Park on Zakroczymska Street in Warsaw. The spring's building was built in the 18th century...
- Market Square and streets - Freta, Kościelna, Koźla, Przyrynek, Stara and Zakroczymska. It was independent from the Old Town authorities and had its own vogt...
- village ("wieś szlachecka", i.e., owned by a noble) became part of the Zakroczymska land [pl] in the second half of the XVI. Between 1975 and 1998, this...
- same year the monks traded the land for its present location nearby at Zakroczymska. In 1646 a small wooden church was built with two chapels dedicated to...
- named after Wyszogród). It belonged to Masovian Voivodeship, Ziemia zakroczymska (Zakroczym Land, named after Zakroczym). It belonged to Masovian Voivodeship...